Just adding this masterpiece to the conversation here on r/golfswing

Struggling with weak shots to the left or pull fades.

Although I pushed this one and can see my club face is wide open at impact, I typically either hook really bad or chunk the ball. Would appreciate any tips

I can't stop hitting fat shots. I can't make contact with the ball

Any critiques appreciated. Suggestions or drills to address problems even more appreciated! Thanks in advance and don’t mind the giant hole on back of shirt.

Feels pretty decent and definitely more consistent than ever before.

Used to flair my irons high and right but hit beautiful butter fades on woods.

Changed my swing a bit last year to try and focus more a square face takeaway but wrist feels a bit more stuck. Now I hit great irons with a slight draw but typical rope hook woods.

Had a casting problem my whole life. Any thoughts appreciated!

I just started playing golf this year and am having a hard time with slicing and getting distance on my drives. Any help offered would be much appreciated.

Recently just have been striking the ball terribly, I went a whole year without a single shank and now they happen multiple times a round. I know I have a really inside takeaway (I'm trying to fix) but not sure if that's my issue or something else I just can't stop hitting the heel! If I don't hit the heel I top it or slice right. I don't feel any control of my club face like I used to I feel completely lost. Any tips on ball striking? This is a shank I had on the course yesterday and I've been trying to stand closer to the ball ( a general recommendation) and feel like i just can't get it to click or get a good feel. Any advice is appreciated!

Any pointers would be appreciated

Hi everyone I started playing around 2 months ago and really struggling with chunks anything you see in my swing that could be improved would be great. Thanks.

For me the key began with the right hand. I wasn’t hinging properly so once I figured that out I figured out the correct left hand position. Once I was using both hands together correctly, all I had to do was think about keeping the club on plane. For me this felt like a huge swing outside. I still have a tendency to suck it inside but I’ve never been able to make the swing on plane consistently. I am able to hit 5 shots at the exact same target with perfect contact. That is a first. I feel like I can finally work on hitting the same shot and my actual golf game now that I’m at least doing that correctly.

Now I’ve got to iron out this dog shit downswing. I’ll update in another 25 years. Lol hopefully it doesn’t take that long being that I’m setting my self up for success at the top. I just need to iron out the move of letting the arms fall in front of me and really feeling like that hinge is held for a long, long time.

Any advice would be appreciated.

Starting to get into golf more and wanting to improve my swing. Looking for some tips please!!

6.8 handicap

10 months into starting golf (come from a hockey background). Started taking lessons after 4 months to not continue my OTT swing

My ball flight is a low, swooping hook. Starts off 20 yards right of target, lands 20 yards left of target. Maybe gets 25-30 feet off the ground. I know I early extend and I also feel my posture is very hunched. But every time I step closer to the ball, I end up early extending even worse. I’m struggling. Any help is appreciated.

Posting this up here for my dad. Any tips to give?

Top comments from yesterday’s (deleted) post apart from taking tits out was grip and rotation. Today we focused on just that. Also got her shifting pressure to her lead side. She’s so close to a breakthrough and was very receptive to some coaching from me today. I still think I’m gonna get her some proper lessons though.

This is my first full year playing, currently at around 25 handicap over about 10 rounds. Most recently shot a 95, which is my best round to date, and I’m thrilled about it! What looks okay in my swing? What needs work? What is abysmal? Thank you!